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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16


thought he could do. There would
be no danger, he said, while the calm
continued: and, before a gale came up,
he hoped to S ignal some vessel and
get relief.
"How, I'd like to know?' fretfully
interrupted the Captain.
"l'll run up the Union Jack, union
down. to the main top mast"
"Weil. But there's no water no
food in the cabin lockers, here. len
to one some of those sailors locked up
the hui khral do"r a"h thre" the Key
overheard. How Will you get into
the hard biscuit, salt Junk. and water
cashs:
81 cal hnd an axe, said h)iney.
'lll break in.
Good, SAID the Captalo: drowslly;
lake command OF the snip lad
can stay awake. ilnds SAID mustn't
bring you, but L think the hand OF
God was IN 1t.
While the captain slept hodneV
bestlrred himself. lie 1ounu the oulk
head door was vide open, anu brought
down into the cabin provisions ana
water enough lor weeks. Inc olsa-
greeaole JOB OF pulling out the knives
and rolling the oody OF tne mate over
board was next performed oy the ooy.
Then he got the Cnlon Jack from
the cabin, an I wrapping 1t about MN
under his arms he went up the
shrouds, up the ropes, till ne stood on
the main cross trees: lie selzed the
haliiafds' rove the nag 10 .hei'' anu
ran II up TO the very peak oi Tue main
mast.
lhere was no oFeeze Oh oecA ~
that i'lty ne'Sh' tilere was Jus'
enough 10 snake OUT Tue io'us VI Tue
bunting, ana sho" that the union was
down, the siShal OF olsefess.
Ihe boy sat down, grasp 'he rope
and waited lie scanhel the horizon
n.eTery direction. No'nlhg appear
ed OUT ana al loatroSs anu SUM r;'sy
guns. lie knew tna' 'ne T"f."'n
sumner wonld continue aC iea'V '"o
hours ana ne remained a'o'' 70 ""'c'i '
Ills li't'e soul was s'Io"g WIN f nope
was urn with trust IN uou. ms co"r
age ana iaith were fe"a ueu' ioi on
The horlzon at lat appeared a Nhi;. :.
sPec"' 1t Slowly ou' ste"u.y So, !.
became SAT- IL "'s sa'e'y "pt'o o,on
ing the iorloFn oyn'n''' Suu nouhe
descended 10 TIE uec", anu fe'ur Aeo
10 the caoih' 10 tri' ,he Joyiui news,
before darS the 'yn'li'a was vas i"''eo Ia =
nv the g"od D"hoaf'oh Eas''e' -
lorS' ana tue cao'n ooy oo,"'y 'o,1
MS story through Tue o"P'a''' SpeaN
ing trumpet Men eh"''' "Fie S'a'
leo oy the Cast'e 10 'aNe '"~ ~ "'''a
INTO port. oaip anu cargo were SAVE ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
]]uftry.
DECEM BE Il.

DEFENDERS come, and with her brought
world ia whitest marble wrought;
The trees and fence and all the posts
Stand motioGless and white as ghosts,
Aud all the paths we used 10 know
Are hidden n the drifts OF snow.
December brings the longest night
A nd cheats the day OF hall its light.
n. bird -sorg breaks the perfect hush
No meadow brook With hquid gush
Runs telling tales in hahhilng rhyme
Ut liherty and summer time,
But freZtn in Its Icr cell
Awaits the sun 10 break the spell.
Breathe onre upon the window glass
A rd see the mimic misrs that pass
Fantastic sha pea that 60 and come
Forever silv-ry and dumb.
December Santa Claus shall bring
O. happy children, saPpy king,
Who with bis sleigh and rein-deer stops
AT ali good peoples chImney-tops.
Then lei the holly red be hung,
A. all The sweetest carols sung,
Aks .e with j'y remember them,-
The joNneyers 10 Bethlehem,
" ~ f.llosed trusting from afar
TIE guidance of that happy star
Waich marked the spot where Christ was Dor
Losg years ago one Christmas morn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
Fall and Winter Goods

Having purchased a very large and carefully
selected Stock OF Fail and Wintrr Goods. .ud
10 order TO clear them out for the mex, ninty
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
How a Verdict was Reached

A special from Augusta. Ga, says: j:
Probably the most novel way on record
of "hung jury" reaching an agree
ment upon verdict occurred here in
u magistrates court some days ago.
4 case of trover for the recovery Of
stolen horse was tri.d b.fore one of
our magistrates. The plaintiff claimed
that the horse had been stolen from his
stable, in this county, year ago,whlle
the defendant claimed to have raised
the animal. The evidence showed al
most conclusively that the animal
was the stolen, and the magistrate
charg the jury to that effect. The
jury consisted of five men, and they
were sent into the magistrates bedroom
for the purpose OF agreeing upon a
verdict. When the vote was taken
four favored returning the animal to
The plaintiff whose property it un-
doubtedly was. However, the fifth
man, who afterwards proved to be a
great friend of the defendant, voted in
his favor. The majority argued with
the fifth man for an hour, but he POSI-
lively refused to give in.
They kept up the argument until
the old fellow said, "Well, boys, I'll
settle it with you. Get a pack Of cards
and Ill play any OF you game of
seven-up for a verdict One OF the
four considered himself an expert at
cards, and the proposition was eagerly
accepted. A table and pack Of cards
procured, and with the players seated
ut the table the other three arranged
themselves back Of their representa-
tive to watch the progress ofthe game.
The majority side got the deal, and of
course made high, jack on the first
hand, giving game to the minority
However, when the fellow on the mi
nority side shuffled the cards and turn
ed jack the other fellow become nerv-
GUS and begged. TIE cards were run
another jack turned, and the other
three points were quickly made. With
the eye OF an eagle old minority watch.
ed his opponent shuttle the pasteboard
as he afterwards said to prevent any
''monkey business" aud won the game.
The four kept the agreement and the
jury to the surprise Of all returned =
verdict that the animal was the pro-
perty of the defendant, thus not only
clearing him Of theft but making him
the lawful owner the animal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

In its old age every comb loses its
teeth and hair.
A preferred creditor is one whe
never asks for money.
No matter if others do not under
stand you, if you understand yourself.
Bustles are now made so big that
they make pretty woman look like
butterfly with Saratoga trunk strap
ped to its back.
Life is full Of disappointments and
man realizes it awhile after he has
planted some bird seed with the idea
that he was going to raised canaries.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
a BIG CUT IN PRICES

will be made the prices are los. ns'er 80 low
h-f,re mr. Stock !, complete, aud must be sold
/ sill nsne IN pert
Mems Good Servicahle
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16
Sudden Change of Heart.

Man-''My gracious. Well be late.
Get you your things on
Wife-"My dear, it's raining pitch
folks and the wind is bio wing hurri-
cane"
1--WE have strong umbrellas
"My dress will be ruined"
"Wear your waterproof
"And you know you have cold. "
81 can wear rubbers. | wouldn't
miss that opera for"
Opera? This is not opera night ;
it's prayer meeting night
"Oh? | wonder if our preacher
thinks people are idiotsenough to stir
ont of the house sach night as this y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-12-16

The difference between an epicure
and an anarchists is that one is a mi gh
ty diner and the other is dynamiter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

In the Catholic church at Iron River,
Mich, ON Wednesday morning at eight
O'Clock, January twenty-six, 1887, oc-
CURED the marriage ceremony, by Rev.
Father Haas, Of Mr.. Timothy Sullivan,
OF Crystal Falls, and Miss Jennie Muir
ply, OF Iron River. Tim Sullivan is pos
sibly AZ well known as any railroad man
IN the Upper Peninsula, and has arrived
at the age where he knows just what he
Is doing, and in doing il, took, in the per
son OF Miss Murphy, one OF the Ranges
fairest daughters. May all Of the hap
piness and good fortune that is possible
To attend two people come TO them, is
the wish Of THE DIAMOND DRILL. They
viii at once proceed TO housekeeping i'm
Crystal Falls.
James Crossman and Mrs. Mary Har-
vey, OF the Great Western, were married
ON Tuesday evening, by the Rev w. T..
Doggett They will at once 60 to house
keeping and THE DIAMOND DRILL wishes
them abundant JOY.
Mr.. Timothy McCarty, the well known
contractor and builder, and Mrs. Breg-
ger were quietly married az the latter's
residence in Crystal Falls, on Wednesday
This journal adds its blessing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
DIAMOND CHIPS.

Throw out the pack peddlers.
Man wants but little here below zero.
business Of all kinds is very lively here
just now.
sleighing was the general order Of things
on Sunday.
A little January thaw and a great deal
~ January freeze this week.
Considerable building will be done here
Az soon as spring opens up.
DIR. Metcalf will build a residence and
have IL ready for occupancy by April.
THE DIAMOND DRILL can be found on
sale at the drug store of j. l.. Kimball 4
Co.,
A small fortune awaits the man who
will erect a dozen orso tenementcottages
here.
Barney Riley made several splendid
mining ladders for the Kimball mine this
week.
The Ancient Order Of Forcsters has
rented the upper portion OF James Nc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
The Meanest Man.

A story OF close management il told
about Yankee who lately settled in the
west. He was the picture OF mean
man, but, as he put himself TO work in
good earnest TO get his house To rights,
the neighbors helped him. After he had
everything fixed To his satisfaction, he
thought that he must have some chick
ems. He was to honest too steal and too
mean TO buy them. At last a. thought
struck him-he could borrow. He went
10 a neighbor and thus accosted him I:
oval, reckon you hain't got no old hen
nor nothin' you'd lend me for few
weeks, have you, neighbour 81 will
lend you one with pleasure" replied the
gentleman, picking out the very finest
in the coop. The Yankee took the hen
home and then went 20 another neigh
Dor and borrowed a dozen eggs. He then
set the hen and i'm due course OF time she
Matched out a dozen chickens. The
Yankee was again puzzled he could re-
turn the hen, but how was he To return
the eggs? Another idea,-and who ever
saw u live Yankee without one ?-he would
keep the hen until she had laid dozen
eggs This lac did and then returned the
hen and egg 10 their respective owners,
remarking M he did 40. oval / reckon
I've got as fine a dozen Of chickens Az
you ever laid your eyes ON and they did
Mt cost me n cent, nuther Elk.
The above display OF gall is only equal
ed by the man who borrows his neigh
boris local paper To read, because he is
to penurious TO subscribe for il himself.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

Meals building and is fixing it up for it's
lodge purposes.
Immense quantities OF supplies go into
the woods every day for the lumber
camps.
Keep your buildings well insured, AZ il
is about all the protection TO be had
just at present.
ID. Zimmerman will receive car load
OF new mich COWS next week and will sell
part of the lot.
Ralph M. Atkinson manufactures a
splendid ink eraser The article can be
inspected mt this Office.
Much sickness prevails in town at
present. Bad colds and rheumatism are
the principal complaints.
This may he startling news to many,
but, nevertheless, IL il n fact that the
days are beginning 10 lengthen.
The preliminary survey TO Kimball's
mine runs directly through Gottlieb Ur-
bans barn and Gottlieb is in quandry
( There is no question now about the
"solid north" Thermometers and all
else except THE DIAMOND DRILL froze up.
: A DIAMOND DRILL man enjoyed n sleigh
ride yesterday behind Charley Henry's
trotter, .Jay-Eye-see, and hereby returus
Z thanks.
{. :. Johnson, the Marinette jewelry
peddler, disposed Of 81 900 worth OF his
this week.
The logging business i'm the various
camps around us is very active and the
snow il OF sufficient depth TO afford tip
top sleighing.
The funeral Of Dora Dell, the Oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Eldred,
which occurred here last sunday was
largely attended.
Boys from the lumber camps are re-
qucsted, when in town, 10 call at this
office and get "A supply Of papers to take
into the camp with them.
Later Developments 90 TO show that
the landlords COW, mentioned last week
is twenty-oB years. Her horns show
evidence Of recent dressing down Will
a file
Wolves are unusually plentiful this win
ter. II is claimed by reliable citizen %
Florence that their dismal howls can bt
distinctly heard from the woods, by per
sons in town.
A man whose name was not learned, on
Monday, while in a beastly state OF intoxi
cation, fell under moving train, but
was pulled out just in time prevent his
being mangled.
The accident which happened TO THF
DIAMOND DRILL machinery is being re
paired as fast as possible when every
thing will be in readiness TO turn ont
first class work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

After all the admonitions and good adj
vice Of Ais Honor Judge Grant given Mt
the last term of the Circuit court, it
seems the homesteader is determined to
have different opinion; however, the
majority Of them are bound not tomake
themselves criminally liable. Last Sat
urday a crowd Of some fifteen or so, well
armed, proceeded in body To Mike Don
ahue's homestead and threatened the
lumbernen with violence If they would
not discontinue working. There being
but few men at work, resistance was
useless and they quietly returned 90 their
camp, where they were soon reinforced
with the foreman, Mr.. McQuinn, and
many Others; but when they arrived Mt
the scene OF the expected battle they
found that the war-like homesteaders
had retreated homeward, but not before
they fell several maple trees across the
logging roads, which were speedily re-
moved by the hmbermen. Attempts
were made to gather more reinforce
ments To go ON the war-path ON Monday
afternoon, but nj u late hour everything
was quiet We understand Mr.. Alexan-
der, one OF the firm, intends to prosecute
the invaders OF his rights Co the full ex-
tent OF the aw--Iron River correspond
ence to Menominee Range.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
The new route TO
The new route 20
Milwaukee & Chicago

And all points reached by the Chicago, Milwau-
kee A 50. Paul railway.
Freight trains are not for the accommodation
Of passengers. Passengers take them az their
own risk IN rcgnrd 90 time.
CONNECTIONS:
AT MILWAUKEE, with Chicago, Milwaukee a
So. Paul railway.
AT PLYMOUTH with Sheboygan a Fond du
Lac Division Chicago a North Western rail-
way for sheboygan aud Fond du Lac.
AT FOREST JUNCTION with Milwaukee, Lake
Shore a Western railway.
AT GREEN BAY with Chicago a North Western
and Green Bay. Winona A sc. Paul railroad
for all points north and west
railway. w. b. HHEARDowN,
G. n. DurToN, Gent Ticket Agt.
Genl snpt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

To whom IL may concern: A mass
meeting Of the citizens of Crystal Falls,
Mich, will be held at Doucet's hall ON
Wednesday cvcningncxt, az = o'clock, for
the purpose of discussing the ACCESSIBILITY
of Incorporating our village. a large at
tendance Is earnestly reqested.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

Among the larger hotels the Menomnee Range is the
Bannerman House 1t is furnished throughout in elegant
style The Menominee Range noted for its pure air and
healthfu climate is the locality for tiredout city folks to
spend their vacations Crystal Falls the town and Banner
IS hotel is the place live when they get here The
finest sample the Range in connection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

Full line OF Dry oGods, Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks,
valises. Everything in Boots and Shoes
from fine kid TO a heavy Brogan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

Ooaks and Overcoats way down. A
large and elegant assortment OF Ladies'
goods, marked way down. Miners and
Lumbermen's outfits. Neck Wear.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-08-06
The Frozen Valley, Of the Le,a.


Scientific men hsYe bean per
plexed fof many years oyer the
phenomenon of q certain we'll al
Yakutsk, Siberia. a Russian mer.
chant in 1923 began to dig the well,
but he gave up the task three years
later, whom he dug down thirty feet
and was still in soiidly frozen soil.
Thsn.the Russian Academy Of Sciene-
ces dug away at the well for months,
but stopped when it had reached a
depth OF SS2 feet, when the ground
was still frozen as hard as a rock.
In 1874 the academy had the tenn
perature of the excavation carefully
taken at various depths, and from
these data it was estimated that the
ground was frozen TO a depth q az
feet. Although the Po}1 3 he
greatest cold is in this pl3tjdpe oi
Yakutsk, not even the great psyerisy
of the Siberian winters could freeze
the ground to q depth OF coo feet.
Geologists have decided that the
frozen valley of the lower Lena is q
formation Of the glacial period.
They believe, in short, that it froz{
solidly then, and has never since
had a chance to thaa out.
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j. w. Conn.

Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
advises the girls to "stand up fol
America wherever you are" Or
in other words, always 60 in fol
the Union-to a man.-NOrris.
tO1cn Herald.
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MA And reliable Medicines are
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Acker's Blood Elixir has been pre-.
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the Blood. In every form of Scrofu.
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j. W. Conn.
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Cushinqs Court Street tssessmenf

~SShS Soais SaSSs FsSoS0StuSbtk
NOTICE is hereby given that the as
sessment made by ordinance Ne. 9S5, of
the city of Astoria, ClatsOp county, Ore
gon, entitled an ordinance declaring the
probable cost of improving Cush-
ings Court street from . West 9Th
to West 9th street, which, passed
the common council of. said city
on the 26th day of July, 1887 and was
approved by the mayor Of said city
on the 1st day of August, 1887, for
the improvement of Cushings Court
street in said city, as laid out and re.
corded by j. III. Shively, from Its inter-
section with West Eighth street, to its
Intersection with West Ninth street in
the manner provided by ordinance No.
$50 of said city, entitled san ordinance
declaring the time and manner of i'm
proving Cushings Court street from
West 8th to West 9th street, which or
dinance passed the common council Of
said city on the 21st day. of June, 1887,
and was approved by the said mayor on
the 28th day of June, 1887, on each OF
the following described lots fronting on
said portion of said street, Is now due
and payable at the Office Of the city
coin, and unless paid within Eve days
of the final publication of this notice,
| tO-wit: Monday, August 22d, 1881, the
common council will order warrants Is
sued for the collection thereof. The as
sessment is as follows: -
r. Carruthers, lot 3, block No. 118, 522
yards excavation; cost of excavation.
S130.50; cost of planking, $5Q0o;, cost OF
sidewalk, 5000; total cost, $4,000.
John w. Welch, S. F. Wood, ID. n.
Welch and Mary I. Herren, lot No. I,
block 1S5 208 yards excavation; cost OF
excavation, $500; cost of splankipg.
$1,000: total cost. $1,000. f.l-...
G. w. and S. +. Wood, lot No., block
excavation, S98.50; cost Of planking,
$1,000; total cost, S14S.50.
By order of the common council.
Attest =. JEWETT.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, August 3rd, 1887.
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CONSUMPTION.

winch Is scrofulous Disease of the Lungs,
is promptly and certainly arrested and cured bJ
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CURES ALI, HUM0RS,

from O common Blotch;or Eruption, TO the
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diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by
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on Skin Diseases, orthe same amount fer treatise
On Scrofulous Affections
THE BLOOD rs TIE LIFE" I"
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The Gay Viennese.

In q recent issue of Vienna jour
Ial the following advertisement
sppeared: ga respectable married
couple, of whom the husband Is no
dancer, desires TO make the scQuaint.
ance OF an equally respectable
couple where the wife is no dancer,
IN order to visit balls in company"
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NON>N Trifle with any Throat
DS or Lung Disease. If you
have Cough or Cold, or the children
are threatened with Group or Whoop-
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J. w. Conn.
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Notice.

SPECIAI. MEETING OF SCHOOL DIS.
y trict No. Is. Clatsop county, Ogn.. to levy
tax for school purposes. etc.
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters
OF School District No. 16, lClatSop county,
Ogn., that there win be-a smeetlRg OF the
legal voters of said district. on Saturday the
9Th day of August, A. D., 1851, as the hour
House to levy a school tax upon the ssseGs-
able property of the district to pay teachers
for the ensuing year. interesto on theindebted.
ness, to pay Indebtedness, and 70 levy tax
District No. l. Clatsop county. Ogn,, and to
transact any other business usual at such
meeting. JAS. W. WHICH.
--e.: !. Dist. Chairman.
Dated IN The city OF Astoria, county Of
Clatsop and state Of Oregon, this 9th day Of
July, 1887.
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Stockholders Meetino .

ine y tSe q = aaS n nssncIsi;an MsEr
win be held on Wednesday, August 21th,
1857, at p. NJ, In Odd Fellows Hall, for the
purpose Of electing directors, and attending
70 such other business as may come before
the meeting. A. j. 3fEGLER,
Secretary.
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j. W. Conn.

A sail boat capsized of Hull,
Mass, and one of the newspapers
referred to it as an off-Hull acci-
dent.-Eechdnge.
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT YET
IA fled their county assessment claims
with me for the current year are hereby re-
quested to leave them, properly diled out.
at my Office in the court house before Au-
gust 6th. G. r. SORENSEN,
County Assessor.
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NJ MloM Always Always have have

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